Elliot Schwartz Resigns from His Shaarey Zedek Post

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, July 1, 1955

W omert'i

To Wed Oct. 15

Members of JUNIOR' PRIM-
ROSE CLUB met recently to ap-
point the following chairmen for
its journal to be distributed at
the donor luncheon in the fall:
Mesdames Marilyn Belin, chair-
man; Beverly Zeff, co-chair-
man; Loretta Bloverson, • dar-
lings; Diana Nussbaum, &lth
Katz, Sharlene Rose, Joyce
Weintraub, Shirley Ravet, Fran-
ces Broder and Gertrude Ehr-
ichman, captains. Proceeds will
go to the Greater Detroit Asso-
ciation for Mentally Retarded
Children.
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CHILDREN UNLIMITED re-
cently concluded its season with
a social, - at - which it was an-
nounced that membership in the
organization had reached 200.

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MISS SANDRA BLOTNER

Mr. and Mrs. Max Blotner, of
Pasadena Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sandra, to 1:0_chard Schram, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A b r a h a
Schram, of Tyler Ave. An Oct.
15 wedding is planned.

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hold a brunch at 12 noon, Wed-
nesday, in the home of Mrs.

Dora Wiatrak, 16803 Stoepel.
Proceeds will go to Israel chari-
ties.
* * *
MARY CAPLAN WOMEN re-
cently elected the following new
officers: Judy Robins, president;
Esther Sherman, vice-president;
Sally Britchkey and Sylvia Stern
secretaries; and Evelyn Berlin,
treasurer. The group is planning
a moonlight cruise to Bob-Lo on
July 16.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will meet at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the D. W. Simons
Center, 4000 Tuxedo. Reserva-
tions will be accepted at that
time for a lawn party, to be held
July 13, at the home of Mrs.
Lea Kaplan, 3841 Cortland. Mrs.
A. Sherman will be hostess.
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KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, at its concluding
meeting of the season, heard
talks by Mrs. Rebecca Cohen,
president, and Mrs. Esther Re-
der, both of whom returned re-
cently from an extended visit in
Israel. Discussion followed on
plans for summer actvities.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
recently installed the following
women, at a program held at
Lachar's, at which Mr. Gerson
Berris, Council president, offi-
ciated: Mesdames Shulamith
Goldafta.s, president; Sylvi a.
Stashefsky and Blanche Rose,
vice-presidents; Dora Ross, hon-
orary chairman; Bella Riseman,

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Ellen Fisher, secretaries; Sarah
Bohn, treasurer. Chairmen in-
clude Gertrude Garmel, dues;
Sylvia Stashefsky, Moatzot Hap-
oalot; Sarah Rosens, yearbook;
Lena Band, B. Zwick, JNF; Isa-
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Celia Plafkin, membership; and
Jeanette Serling, Yetta Landry
and Dora Dworkin, cultural.
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At a recent installation meet-
ing of CLUB ONE, Pioneer Worn-
en, Mrs. Gerson Berris, president
of the PW Council, inducted the
following new officers; Dora Ku-
move, president; Sophie Sislin,
advisory;
DeRoven, executive
board chairman; Sarah Levin
and Mildred Kramer, vice-presi-
dents; Ida Kutnick, treasurer-;
Anna Alpert, Frieda Tendler,
Bertha Fishkin, Rose Bello, Es-
ther Beitner and Eva Heinick,
secretaries; Zina Zemel, mem-
bership chairman; Minnie Ten-
ney and Chana Michlin, bulle-
tin; Adele Mondry, publicity and
building fund chairmen.
* * *
At a dinner arranged by Mrs.
Al Sklare, AVODAH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, installed new
officers, headed by Mrs. Albert
Herman, president. Dick- Kram-
er, brother of Mrs. Gerson Ber-
ris, PW Council president, in-
stalled the officers and present-
ed a gold pin to past president
Mrs. Ben Bayer. The annual pic-
nic will be held July 19, in the
home of Mrs. Max Stulberg, at
Cass Lake to raise funds for the
Child Rescue Fund. For informa-
tion, call UN. 3-7642 or WE.
3-1009.
* * *
HEBREW LADIES AID SOCI-
ETY is sponsoring an excursion
to Bob-Lo on July 12, proceeds
from which will go to the Pen-
rickton Nursery kir blind and
retarded children. Organizations
or individuals wishing to pur-
chase tickets should call Mrs.
Julia Ring, WE. 3-1391.

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Announcement was made this Zedek, has resigned his,post here

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MRS. HARVEY F. TENNEN

In a' double-ring ceremony
performed June 22. in the Shera-
ton-Cadillac Hotel, Judith Lois
Josephson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joel W. Josephson, was
united in marriage to Harvey
Frederick Tennen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Tennen.
The bride chose a gown of
mousseline de sole, highlighted
by tiny seed pearls which dotted
the bodice of , the gown as well
as her headpiece.
Attending the new Mrs. Ten-
nen was her sister, Shiela Jo-
sephson, as junior bridesmaid,
Shelby Keywell as maid of hon-
or, and Merla Samuels, Marlene
Olen and Carol Schuller, as
bridesmaids.
The bridegroom was served by
his brother-in-law, Bernard Na-
thanson, as best man, while ush-
ers included Dick Stein. Bill Sills
and Al Sca.rchille.
The newlyweds left for a hon-
eymoon in Miami. Beach, Fla.

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